Vacamod camping system is a box which put in the trunk of a car, turns it into a mini-camper within a minute. During the trip, it serves as a storage space, a fold-out double bed, a water storage and a fully functional kitchen - ready to use right away, wherever you are.

Vacamod KombiVan mobile camping system is available in several widths and two lengths (choose above). Such a variety of sizes allows for the best fit for most KombiVans available on the market. In the new version, we have equipped our campingbox with adjustable legs, which allow for a smooth elevation of the entire structure by up to 21 cm – thanks to this, you can easily adjust the height of the box to, for example, the height of folded seats or gain additional storage space underneath. However, please remember that the adjustable legs widen the lower part of the structure by 4 cm, which must be taken into account during planning and measurements. Our campingboxes are specially designed to provide easy access and the ability to use all available spaces, as well as to fit standard euro boxes into the chests (boxes are not included in the set).

The KombiVan BASIC set includes:

• Base box with bed frame

• 3 8cm-thick mattresses with removable covers.

• Bed support - smooth adjustment using three or four independently adjustable legs. Legs adjustable every 15 mm vertically and have several possible settings horizontally to perfectly match the curves of the car floor.

• Pull-out tabletop

It is possible to buy an Upgrade Kit, with which you can change your campingbox from the BASIC version to the PREMIUM version.

To facilitate the carrying and installation of camping box in the car, the Vacamod KombiVan BASIC construction consists of smaller separate parts:

1. Base box

2. Bed frame

3. Adjustable bed support (used when we do not take the second row of seats)

4. Pull-out tabletop

5. Mattresses

The list of compatible vehicles is at the bottom of the page and the full list can be downloaded here: compatibility table.

Due to the possible differences in the finish of the cars, treat this list only as a guide and before buying, make sure that your car meets the following conditions:

To choose the best camping box size for your car, take the following measurements:

- measure the narrowest point (between the rear wheel arches), based on this choose the optimal box width, remember that if you decide to raise the box on adjustable legs, these elements widen the box by 4 cm and this must be strictly taken into account when measuring the trunk width,

- make sure there's a minimum of 66 cm of flat floor measured from the trunk door towards front

- measure the free space at a height of about 34 cm above the trunk floor (or higher if you plan to raise the structure) to determine the optimal length of the unfolded bed: 199 cm (STANDARD) or 185 cm (SHORT). Remember that the given main box height of 34 cm is a minimum value – thanks to the adjustable legs you can smoothly increase it, matching the level to folded seats or gaining additional storage space underneath.

ATTENTION! During transport, the camping box MUST be secured, e.g. with transport straps, as shown in the pictures. The camping box is not part of the car and should be treated as cargo while driving.

Campingbox KombiVan 110 is compatible with the following cars:

VW Caddy 3, VW Caddy Maxi 3, VW Caddy 4, VW Caddy Maxi 4, VW Caddy 5, VW Caddy Maxi 5, Dacia Dokker, Dacia Lodgy, Ford Tourneo Connect I, Ford Tourneo Connect II, Ford Tourneo Grand Connect II, Opel Combo C, Opel Combo D, Renault Kangoo I, Renault Kangoo II, Renault Grand Kangoo II, Renault Kangoo III

Campingbox KombiVan 115 is compatible with the following cars:

Citroën Berlingo First, Citroën Berlingo II, Citroën Berlingo III, Citroën Berlingo III XL, Citroën Jumpy KombiVan 115 XL, Dacia Dokker, Dacia Lodgy, Fiat Doblò I, Fiat Doblò II, Fiat Doblò II long, Ford Tourneo Connect I, Ford Tourneo Connect II, Ford Tourneo Grand Connect II, Mercedes Citan long (= normal), Mercedes Citan extralong, Mercedes Vito new, Nissan NV250 L1, Nissan Townstar, Opel Combo C, Opel Combo D, Opel Combo E, Peugeot Partner Origin, Peugeot Partner Tepee , Peugeot Rifter, Peugeot Expert 3, Toyota Proace City Verso

Campingbox KombiVan 118 is compatible with the following cars:

Citroën Berlingo First, Citroën Berlingo II, Citroën Berlingo III, Ford Tourneo Connect I, Ford Tourneo Connect II, Ford Tourneo Grand Connect II, Mercedes Citan long (= normal), Mercedes Citan extralong, Opel Combo E, Opel Combo E long, Peugeot Partner Origin, Peugeot Partner Tepee, Peugeot Rifter, Peugeot Expert 3, Toyota Proace City Verso

Campingbox KombiVan 115XL fits the following cars:

Citroën Berlingo III XL, Fiat Doblò II long, Mercedes Vito new, Nissan NV250 L2, Peugeot Rifter long, Toyota Proace City Verso long

The above list is indicative only. Before buying, you should carefully measure your car and, based on the measurements made, choose the size of the box.

Due to the numerous copies of our products, we would like to inform you that the presented products are registered utility and industrial models. Persons copying and disseminating copied products are subject to a fine, restriction of liberty or imprisonment.

By purchasing original Vacamod products directly from the manufacturer or authorized representatives, you can be sure of the highest quality products and materials used, as well as the best solutions applied.

Campingboxes are shipped on pallets (finished product, ready to use). They are delivered by the forwarding company selected when placing the order in accordance with the CPT INCOTERMS 2020.

Due to the size of the shipment, the return can only be made on a pallet. In the event of withdrawal from the contract after the goods have been delivered to the customer, the customer is responsible for properly securing the goods for transport and covering the costs of return transport.

When delivering the parcel, check the condition of the parcel in the presence of the courier. If any damage is noted, a damage report should be written down with the forwarding employee, describing the damage in detail and documenting the damage as best as possible (e.g. by taking photos). These are the necessary steps to be able to pursue claims with the carrier.